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WHAT ’S ON 20 1 9 JA N UA RY – J U N E www.winchester-cathedral.org.uk
KINGS AND SCRIBES Be one of the first to explore Kings and Scribes, opening in 2019. Thanks to funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund, a new three-level exhibition space in the South Transept will reveal Winchester Cathedral’s rich and fascinating history whilst offering awe-inspiring views across the Cathedral. There will be three spectacular new exhibitions to explore, including The Scribe’s Tale, The Birth of a Nation and Decoding the Stones. Marvel at some of the Cathedral’s most precious treasures, including all four volumes of the Winchester Bible, whilst discovering over 1,000 years of history. www.winchester-cathedral.org.uk
WELCOM E
Winchester Cathedral is one of the finest medieval cathedrals in
Europe and we have been welcoming visitors and worshippers for
almost one thousand years.
Today, over 300,000 visitors come to Winchester Cathedral each
year to share in our worship, explore our heritage and enjoy our
varied programme of services and events.
We hope you will be inspired by this What’s On Guide and we look
forward to welcoming you to Winchester Cathedral.
OPENING HOURS
Normal opening hours for sightseeing are from
9.00am – 5.00pm Monday – Saturday and 12.30pm – 3.00pm Sunday.
Please note, owing to special services and events, temporary
closures may be necessary. Please check the website before
making a special visit.
ADMISSION
Adults: £8.50 | Seniors: £6.50 | Students: £5
Children under 16 (with family): FREE | Audio tour: £3 extra
B O O K I N G I N F O R M AT I O N
Bookings for events can be made online, by phone, or in person.
Booking fees will apply unless bookings are made in person at the
Box Office.
W I N C H E S T E R C AT H E D R A L B OX O F F I C E
Visitors’ Centre, The Close, Winchester SO23 9LS
Open: 10.00am – 4.00pm Monday – Friday
and 11.00am – 3.00pm Saturday
01962 857 275 | box.office@winchester-cathedral.org.uk
www.winchester-cathedral.org.uk
F R I E N D S O F W I N C H E S T E R C AT H E D R A L
Tickets for Friends’ events are available in person from the Friends’
Office, 2 The Close, Winchester SO23 9LS. Call 01962 857 245 or email
friends@winchester-cathedral.org.uk.
G RO U P E N Q U I R I E S
Adult groups – 01962 857 225
Children’s groups – 01962 857 224
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WO R SH I P
You are warmly invited to join us for worship at Winchester
Cathedral. There is no charge to attend services or for those wishing
to pray privately or light a candle.
Service and prayer times may change. Please check the service
schedule on the website for up-to-date information.
R E G U L A R S E RV I C E S
Weekdays & Saturdays
7.40am Morning Prayer
8.00am Holy Communion
12 noon Holy Communion – Thursdays and Saints’ Days only
5.30pm Evensong – usually Choral
Sundays
8.00am Holy Communion
9.45am * Choral Mattins
11.00am * Sung Eucharist – normally followed by coffee
3.30pm Choral Evensong
6.00pm Taizé – monthly, as advertised
*On certain Sundays there is a 10.00am Sung Eucharist, followed by
coffee. On these Sundays, Morning Prayer is said at 7.35am.
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SPECIAL SERVICE S
S U N DAY 6 JA N UA RY, 1 1 . 0 0A M
F E S TA L E U C H A R I S T F O R T H E E P I P H A N Y
S U N DAY 2 7 JA N UA RY, 3 . 3 0 PM
E V E N S O N G F O R H O L O C AU S T M E M O R I A L DAY
T U E S DAY 2 9 JA N UA RY, 5 . 3 0 PM
EVENSONG FOR OPEN EVENING
S AT U R DAY 2 F E B R UA RY, 5 . 3 0 PM
F E S TA L E U C H A R I S T A N D P R O C E S S I O N F O R
T H E P R E S E N TAT I O N O F C H R I S T I N T H E T E M P L E
S U N DAY 1 0 F E B R UA RY, 1 1 . 0 0A M
E U C H A R I S T F O R E D U C AT I O N S U N DAY
W E D N E S DAY 6 M A R C H , 5 . 3 0 PM
A S H W E D N E S DAY S U N G E U C H A R I S T
AND IMPOSITION OF ASHES
W E D N E S DAY 3 A P R I L , 3 . 3 0 PM
H O M E L E S S N E S S S E RV I C E
For Holy Week and Easter services please see p.6
S U N DAY 1 9 M AY, 9. 4 5A M
C H O R A L M AT T I N S F O R M AYO R A L S U N DAY
T H U R S DAY 3 0 M AY, 5 . 3 0 PM
F E S TA L E U C H A R I S T F O R T H E A S C E N S I O N S U N G BY
T H E W I N C H E S T E R C AT H E D R A L C H A M B E R C H O I R
S U N DAY 2 J U N E , 3 . 3 0 PM
F E S TA L E V E N S O N G T O M A R K T H E 2 0 T H A N N I V E R S A RY
OF THE GIRLS’ CHOIR
S AT U R DAY 8 & S U N DAY 9 J U N E
T H Y K I N G D O M CO M E W E E K E N D O F E V E N T S A N D
S E RV I C E S F O R P E N T E CO S T
T H U R S DAY 1 3 J U N E , 7. 3 0 PM
S H I P P I N G F E S T I VA L S E RV I C E
F R I DAY 1 4 J U N E , 5 . 3 0 PM
E V E N S O N G A S PA R T O F T H E TAV E N E R F E S T I VA L
T H U R S DAY 2 0 J U N E , 5 . 3 0 PM
F E S TA L E U C H A R I S T F O R CO R P U S C H R I S T I
S AT U R DAY 2 9 J U N E , 6 . 0 0 PM
O R D I N AT I O N O F P R I E S T S
S U N DAY 3 0 J U N E , 1 0 . 0 0A M
O R D I N AT I O N O F D E ACO N S
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SERVICE S DU R I N G
H O LY WEEK
S U N DAY 1 4 A P R I L
PA L M S U N DAY
Procession from the Great Hall at 10.00am (weather permitting)
followed by Sung Eucharist in the Cathedral at 10.30am.
T H U R S DAY 1 8 A P R I L
M AU N DY T H U R S DAY
11.00am Sung Eucharist with Blessing of Oils
(Diocesan Chrism Eucharist)
7.00pm Sung Eucharist of the Last Supper
A commemoration of the Last Supper, including a foot washing
ceremony and concluding with the stripping of the altars, and the
watch by the altar of repose.
F R I DAY 1 9 A P R I L
G O O D F R I DAY
12 noon – 3.00pm The Three Hours
A three-hour service to mark Good Friday, with prayers and
talks followed by silence, concluding with the Liturgy of Good
Friday at 1.30pm.
5.30pm Evensong for Good Friday
SAT U R DAY 2 0 A P R I L
E ASTE R EVE
7.30pm Easter Eve Vigil
Vigil followed by the First Eucharist of Easter at 8.00pm,
with Renewal of Baptismal Vows and Confirmation.
S U N DAY 2 1 A P R I L
E A S T E R DAY S E RV I C E S
8.00am Holy Communion with Blessing of the Easter Garden
10.00am Choral Mattins
11.15am Sung Eucharist
3.30pm Choral Evensong
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GU I D ED TOU R S
A walk around the Cathedral takes you through 1,000 years of history
and one of the best ways to explore is with a Cathedral Guide.
R EGUL AR TOURS
These tours are a great introduction to the Cathedral, its history
and treasures, available on the hour from 10.00am – 3.00pm
Monday to Saturday. Admission fees apply.
AU D I O T O U R
Voiced by actor David Suchet, this flexible tour allows you to explore
the Cathedral in your own time. It includes music by the Cathedral
Choir. A £3 surcharge applies.
FREE CHILDREN’S TR AIL
This illustrated trail provides a fun and active way to explore the
Cathedral. Discover its rich and fascinating history and find out
about some of the characters and major historic events that have
helped to shape our nation.
C RY P T T O U R
Explore one of the oldest parts of the Cathedral. The crypt
provides a stunning setting for Antony Gormley’s sculpture Sound II.
Tours run at 10.30am, 12.30pm and 2.30pm, Monday – Saturday
(not available when the crypt is flooded). Tickets available from
the Entrance Desk – no extra charge.
T OW E R T O U R
Climb up to the tower and see fantastic views of Winchester.
See the ringing chamber and the great cathedral bells and walk the
full length of the nave roof. See the website for tour times
and availability. Tickets £7, available from the Entrance Desk in
the Cathedral.
SPECIAL TOURS
Enjoy a special tour, focusing on different aspects of the Cathedral’s
history, with tea / coffee and cake on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of
each month from February – October. Tickets £15, available from
the Cathedral Box Office.
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TH E FR I EN DS O F
WI N CH E STER CATH ED R AL
All tickets for these events are available via the Friends’ Office.
Call 01962 857245 or email friends@winchester-cathedral.org.uk
to book tickets and find out more about becoming a Friend.
T U E S DAY 2 2 JA N UA RY, 2 . 3 0 PM ,
PAU L WO O D H O U S E S U I T E
REV’D CANON NICK
FENNEMORE: “LIFE AS A
CHAPLAIN FOR THE NHS”
Nick has spent 33 years of his ministry
working for the NHS as a chaplain and so has a wealth of stories
and experiences of working in acute hospitals, hospices and the
community. Tickets are £8 for friends and £10 for non-friends.
W E D N E S DAY 1 3 F E B R UA RY, 2 . 3 0 PM ,
PAU L WO O D H O U S E S U I T E
D R C I N DY WO O D, L E C T U R E R I N M E D I E VA L
H I S TO RY AT T H E U N I V E R S I T Y O F W I N C H E S T E R :
“ T H E C AG E C H A N T R I E S O F W I N C H E S T E R
C AT H E D R A L 1 3 6 6 TO 1 5 5 5 ”
This talk will explore the largest group of these uniquely English late
medieval monuments. These chantries, all founded by bishops, will be
explored as survivors of a lively belief in Purgatory and how to mitigate
its expected horrors in this period up to their Dissolution, under
Edward VI, in 1555. Tickets are £8 for friends and £10 for non-friends.
T H U R S DAY 1 4 M A R C H , 7. 0 0 PM F O R 7. 3 0 PM ,
PAU L WO O D H O U S E S U I T E
S O P H I E H AC K E R : “ S TA I N E D G L A S S W I N D OWS –
T H E C R E AT I V E P RO C E S S ”
Sophie will explain how a new stained glass window comes into being.
From initial brief to site visits, converting the preliminary sketches into
a full design, choosing the glass colours and presenting the theology
of the window to the client, this fully illustrated talk will explain all the
processes with several examples of her own work. Tickets are £8 for
friends and £10 for non-friends.
VA R I O U S DAT E S , 1 0 . 3 0A M , T H E U N D E R C R O F T
F R I E N D S ’ CO F F E E M O R N I N G S
Join us in the Undercroft and meet other Friends, old and new.
18 January, 15 February, 15 March, 12 April, 17 May, 21 June.
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E VENTS AT
TH E R EFEC TO RY
All tickets for these events are available from the Refectory.
Call 01962 857 258 or email myevent@winchestercathedral.events
T U E S DAY 5 M A R C H , T H E R E F EC TO RY
PA N C A K E S P E C I A L S
Indulge in sweet and savoury pancakes, on sale in our Refectory.
SAT U R DAY 24 M A R C H , 1 1 . 0 0A M – 3 . 0 0 PM
GARDEN MARQUEE
W E D D I N G FA I R
Meet over 15 local exhibitors at this ‘secret garden’ themed
Wedding Fair. Free entry, with an arrival drink included.
S U N DAY 3 1 M A R C H , 1 2 N O O N – 3 . 0 0 PM
PAU L WO O D H O U S E S U I T E
M OT H E R I N G S U N DAY C A RV E RY
Enjoy a delicious Sunday Carvery including a small gift for mum.
Tickets: £17.95pp for two courses, £8.95 for children 12 and under.
Pre-booking and deposit required.
S U N DAY 2 1 A P R I L , 12 N O O N – 3 . 0 0 PM
PAU L WO O D H O U S E S U I T E
E A S T E R S U N DAY FA M I LY C A RV E RY
Treat yourself to a delicious Sunday Carvery including a small
Easter gift for the children. Tickets: £17.95pp for two courses,
£8.95 for children 12 and under. Pre-booking and deposit required.
T H U R S DAY 9 M AY, 7. 0 0 PM – 1 0 . 0 0 PM
PAU L WO O D H O U S E S U I T E
“ F O R T H E LOV E O F G I N E V E N I N G ”
An evening for those that love all things Gin! Our menu will
cleverly incorporate gin into the dishes, served with matching gins.
Tickets: £35pp. Pre-booking and deposit required.
S U N DAY 1 6 J U N E , 12 N O O N – 3 . 0 0 PM
GARDEN MARQUEE
FAT H E R ’ S DAY B B Q
Enjoy a tasty BBQ to celebrate Father’s Day. Tickets: £17.95pp for
two items, salads and dessert (£8.95 for children 12 and under).
Pre-booking and deposit required.
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JANUARY
SATURDAY 19 JANUARY, 12NOON & 1.00PM
SURROUND SOUND IV
Index Cantorum returns to give a truly immersive a cappella
musical performance. Music includes works by Tomás Luis da
Victoria, and other masterpieces from the Renaissance and 20th
century. Surround Sound IV is the launch of the Lunchtime Recital
programme for 2019. Admission is free, with a retiring collection in
aid of the Cathedral Music Fund.
WEDNESDAY 23 JANUARY, 3.30PM
LIVE BBC RADIO 3 EVENSONG
Join us for a special Evensong with Winchester Cathedral Choir,
recorded live by BBC Radio 3. Please be seated by 3.15pm.
TUESDAY 29 JANUARY, 6.30PM
OPEN EVENING
Join us for Winchester Cathedral’s Annual Open Evening. Meet the
staff and volunteers who work in every aspect of the day-to-day
running of the Cathedral, from stonemasons to flower arrangers, to
the ‘holy dusters’ and the bell ringers.
Free admission – refreshments will be available.
10FEBRUARY
SATURDAY 9 FEBRUARY, 2.30PM
GIRLS’ CHOIR OPEN AFTERNOON AND EVENSONG
An opportunity for any girls aged 10 to 12 to explore the possibility
of becoming a girl chorister. There is a chance to sing with the
current girl choristers and take part in Evensong in the Cathedral at
5.30pm. More information and application forms are available from
choirs@winchester-cathedral.org.uk
WEDNESDAY 20 FEBRUARY, 10.00AM & 1.00PM
HALF TERM FAMILY ACTIVITIES: FASCINATING FOLK
Pick up a free trail from the Entrance Desk and follow it around
the Cathedral. End the trail at the craft table to make finger puppets.
Suitable for children aged 4 to 11 years.
Free on entry to the Cathedral – admission is free for under 16s.
Children must be accompanied by an adult.
THURSDAY 28 FEBRUARY, 7.00PM, WESSEX CENTRE
PROFESSOR BILL LUCAS –
‘LEARNING: A GAME OF TWO HALVES’
The learning sciences are giving us exciting insights into how
we learn. These lessons can be applied at school, university or
college and throughout life. In this lecture Bill Lucas will explore
the research, explode some myths and reflect on how 8-year-old
and 80-year-old learners are both similar and different! Professor
Bill Lucas is Director at the Centre for Real-World Learning,
University of Winchester.
Tickets £5 available online or at the Cathedral Box Office.
11MARCH
TUESDAY 5 MARCH, 12NOON – 2.00PM, OUTER CLOSE
THE INAUGURAL WINCHESTER PANCAKE RACE
Twenty teams, including clergy and councillors, will be tossing
pancakes as they compete for a trophy awarded for the team that
completes the course in the fastest time. There will be pancakes
and refreshments on sale. Proceeds and collections will go to
Winchester Cathedral and Winchester Rotary for local charities.
A joint venture sponsored by Winchester Cathedral and
Winchester Rotary.
MONDAY 11 MARCH, 7.00PM, NAVE
PROFESSOR ALISTER MCGRATH –
‘THE BIBLE: HOW CAN WE GET THE MOST OUT OF IT?’
This talk reflects on how best we can read the Bible, focussing
especially on the gospels and letters of the New Testament, but
opening up some wider questions. How important is the Bible? How
can it help us shape our thinking and living? How can reading this
text help us reflect on God and ourselves during this period of Lent?
Professor Alister McGrath is Andreas Idreos Professor of Science and
Religion at the University of Oxford.
Tickets £5 available online or at the Cathedral Box Office.
SATURDAY 16 MARCH – SUNDAY 31 MARCH
INSPIRED BY OUR CATHEDRAL
A multi-media visual arts project by GCSE students at Kings School,
inspired by Winchester Cathedral. The artwork will be exhibited in
various locations throughout the Cathedral.
SATURDAY 23 MARCH, 7.30PM
SOUTHAMPTON PHILHARMONIC CHOIR –
MONTEVERDI VESPERS
Southampton Philharmonic Choir present this jewel of the early
Baroque in the magnificent setting of Winchester Cathedral.
Performing alongside them are the Southampton University
Philharmonic Choir, the choir of The Pilgrims' School, and the
Corporation of Musick, a cornett and sackbut ensemble
dedicated to recreating the sounds and styles of the music
once heard in the royal courts, churches and streets of
Renaissance and Baroque Europe.
Tickets £12 – £34 available online or from the Cathedral Box Office.
12TUESDAY 26 MARCH, 7.00PM, NAVE
PROFESSOR ALISTER MCGRATH – ‘ATONEMENT:
HOW DO WE MAKE SENSE OF THE CRUCIFIXION?’
The death of Christ is central to the Christian faith and is the major
focus of our Good Friday commemorations. So what does it mean
and how does it illuminate the Christian life? This lecture explores
the various ways in which Christians have understood the meaning of
the crucifixion and what each of these brings to our understanding
of Christ and ourselves. Professor Alister McGrath is Andreas Idreos
Professor of Science and Religion at the University of Oxford. Tickets
£5 available online or at the Cathedral Box Office.
SATURDAY 30 MARCH, 7.30PM
THE WAYNFLETE SINGERS – MENDELSSOHN’S ELIJAH
Winchester Cathedral welcomes a choir from its north-eastern
partner, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. The Newcastle Bach Choir will join
with the Waynflete Singers to perform Mendelssohn's great oratorio,
Elijah. The Waynflete Singers and their guests promise an equally
rousing rendition as Elijah urges King Ahab's people to forsake their
false god and turn to the Lord. Orchestral fire and brimstone will be
in ample supply from the London Mozart Players. Tickets available
online or at the Cathedral Box Office.
13APRIL
TUESDAY 2 APRIL, 3.00PM, WESSEX CENTRE
ANDREW HONEY – ‘CONSERVING THE BIBLE:
A JOURNEY OF DISCOVERY’
This talk will describe the recently completed work to conserve the
Winchester Bible, begun in 2014 by Dr Christopher Clarkson and
continued at the Bodleian Library since 2016. It will describe the
process of conservation and the rebinding of the Bible, and share some
of the discoveries that have been made during the process. Andrew
Honey is the lead conservator on the Winchester Bible Project.
Tickets £5 available online or at the Cathedral Box Office.
WEDNESDAY 10 APRIL, 10.00AM & 1.00PM
EASTER FAMILY ACTIVITIES
Pick up a free Easter trail from the Entrance Desk and follow
it around the Cathedral. End the trail at the craft table to make
an Easter basket. Suitable for children aged 4 to 11 years.
Free on entry to the Cathedral – admission is free for under 16s.
Children must be accompanied by an adult.
14MONDAY 15 APRIL, 7.00PM, WESSEX CENTRE
SEDER MEAL
A Seder is an ancient commemorative meal that Jews have
during Passover. It is multi-layered, happy and sad, containing the
story of the Exodus from slavery, together with special foods and
rituals, many of which are for children. The Seder will be led
by members of the local Jewish community and shared between
Jews and Christians, for all ages.
Tickets £5 for adults (no charge for under 17s) available online or at
the Cathedral Box Office.
MONDAY 22 APRIL, 4.00PM
BANK HOLIDAY ORGAN RECITAL
Please see the Cathedral website for more information.
SATURDAY 27 APRIL, 7.30PM
CHAIRMAN OF HAMPSHIRE COUNTY
COUNCIL'S CONCERT
Hampshire County Youth Orchestra – Conducted by Carl Clausen
Basingstoke Area Youth Orchestra – Conducted by John Fuller
Come and join Hampshire County Council Chairman, Cllr Elaine
Still, for a spring concert celebrating the best and most talented of
Hampshire’s young musicians. Youthful exuberance matched with
strong commitment and a real desire to perform will make for a
memorable evening. The programme will include Shostakovich’s
Symphony No. 10 and Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue. Tickets £10 and
£15 available online or at the Cathedral Box Office.
MAY
FRIDAY 3 MAY, 7.30PM
‘CONTEMPLATIONS’ – ROYAL PHILHARMONIC
ORCHESTRA CONCERT
Alexandru Tomescu – Violin
Conductor – Christopher Petrie
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
This unique concert features history in the making; the World
Premiere of the 'Hampshire Symphony' by Calin Huma. The
programme also includes Saint-Saëns’ impressionistic Violin Concerto
No.3 and ‘Balada’, a musical gem of sheer Romantic indulgence by
little-known Romanian composer Ciprian Porumbescu.
Tickets available online or from the Cathedral Box Office.
This concert is presented with the kind support of the Romanian
Cultural Institute in London.
15MONDAY 6 MAY,
4.00PM
BANK HOLIDAY
ORGAN RECITAL
Please see the
Cathedral website for
more information.
TUESDAY 7 MAY, 1.00PM
LUNCHTIME RECITAL
Please see the Cathedral website for more information.
SATURDAY 11 MAY, 7.30PM
WINCHESTER AND COUNTY MUSIC FESTIVAL –
98TH CONCERT
Rossini – Stabat Mater
Puccini – Messa di Gloria
Conductor – John Sutton
The Winchester and County Music Festival is made up of 7 locally
based choirs: Compton & Shawford Festival Choir, Itchen Valley
Choral Society, Sarisbury Choral Society, Botley Choral Society,
Overton Choral Society, Twyford Singers and Winchester City
Festival Choir. Tickets are available online or from the Cathedral
Box Office.
MONDAY 27 MAY, 4.00PM
BANK HOLIDAY ORGAN RECITAL
Please see the Cathedral website for more information.
WEDNESDAY 29 MAY, 10.00AM & 1.00PM
HALF TERM FAMILY ACTIVITIES
Pick up a trail from the Entrance Desk and discover all the weird and
wonderful animals that can be found around the Cathedral, followed
by clay animal craft activity.
Free on entry to the Cathedral – admission is free for under 16s.
Children must be accompanied by an adult.
JUNE
SUNDAY 2 JUNE, 7.00AM CHECK-IN
CLARENDON WAY WALK – WINCHESTER TO SALISBURY
Back for 2019, this popular charity walk raises vital funds for Naomi
House & Jacksplace. Visit www.naomihouse.org.uk for more
information and to register.
16TUESDAY 4 JUNE, 1.00PM
LUNCHTIME RECITAL
Please see the Cathedral website for more information.
FRIDAY 7 JUNE, 7.00PM
‘PERFORM INTERNATIONAL’
CHORAL FESTIVAL TOUR – GALA CONCERT
Conductor – Dr Pearl Shangkuan
Composer – Dr Dan Forrest
Ensembles from across the US and the UK join together in
Winchester to perform works by Dr Dan Forrest, scored for choir
and with orchestra. Collaborating with an English Choir-in-residence,
participating ensembles will take part in a 5-day festival experience
led by Dr Forrest and supported by Dr Shangkuan. The Gala Concert,
held at Winchester Cathedral, will mark the end of the festival tour.
Organised by Perform International.
TUESDAY 11 JUNE, 1.00PM
LUNCHTIME RECITAL
Please see the Cathedral website for more information.
SATURDAY 15 JUNE, 7.30PM
TAVENER FESTIVAL CONCERT
Please see the Cathedral website for more information.
TUESDAY 18 JUNE, 1.00PM
LUNCHTIME RECITAL
Please see the Cathedral website for more information.
SATURDAY 22 JUNE, 7.30PM
SOUTHAMPTON PHILHARMONIC – VERDI’S REQUIEM
Southampton Philharmonic Choir with Southampton University
Philharmonic Choir perform Verdi's Requiem, a work unashamedly
theatrical in style, in which moments of great tenderness and
simplicity are juxtaposed with
passages of the most powerful and
thrilling intensity. Performing with
them under the baton of David
Gibson are the New London Sinfonia.
Tickets £12 – £34 available online or
from the Cathedral Box Office.
TUESDAY 25 JUNE, 1.00PM
LUNCHTIME RECITAL
Please see the Cathedral website for
more information.
17DATE S FO R YOU R DIARY
CO M I N G S O O N
KINGS AND SCRIBES
The South Transept will be transformed in 2019 by the launch
of Kings and Scribes, three spectacular new exhibitions including
The Scribe’s Tale, The Birth of a Nation and Decoding the Stones.
Marvel at some of the Cathedral’s most precious treasures, including
all four volumes of the Winchester Bible, whilst discovering over
1,000 years of history.
SAT U R DAY 5 A N D S U N DAY 6 O C TO B E R
H A RV E S T F E S T I VA L
A fun-packed family event celebrating the County’s food and
farming. Join us for a weekend of events and activities as we give
thanks for Hampshire’s Harvest.
F R O M T H U R S DAY 2 1 N OV E M B E R
CHRISTMAS MARKET AND ICE RINK
Explore one of the best Christmas Markets in Europe and skate
on one of the top 10 Ice Rinks in the UK! Winchester Cathedral
Christmas Market will be open until 22 December, with the Ice Rink
open until 2 January 2020.
Find out more: www.winchester-cathedral.org.uk
18E AT | DRINK | SHOP The Visitor Centre is the perfect place to relax after your visit to Winchester Cathedral. Explore the Cathedral Gift Shop, with its wide range of books, music and gifts, visit the Refectory to enjoy our seasonal menu and freshly baked cakes, and find out about our high quality concerts and events at the Box Office. www.winchester-cathedral.org.uk
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